DrRingDing
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Jessiedog said:
Who else could say what their policy is!?
Commie Bastards have one more success in Nepal!
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Who else could say what their policy is!?
DrRingDing
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DrRingDing said:
*Cough*
DrRingDing
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Jessiedog said:Well, I guess if I were a young teenager with a maoist gun stuck in my face, I'd "do the right thing".
Who wouldn't?
Woof
Answer the question.
Without your fantasy scenario.
You know the maoists are not the only guerillas in Nepal....and what does that tell us Mr Dog?
DrRingDing
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Jessiedog said:
We dont live in hippy love fest of a world Mr Dog where there are perfect solutions.
DrRingDing
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sanjeev said:
I was born in Nepal.
I never said you weren't, nemaste
DrRingDing
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sanjeev said:
um from activists inside Nepal.
DrRingDing
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Sanjeev are you gutted about the King?
Jessiedog said:
As has been pointed out on this thread, many times, (for anyone who has the intestinal fortitude to wade through the multiple plethoras of rabbit-holing, sidetracking and other distractions, that is,) the sources provided that assert such maoist attrocities are impeccable.
Your sources on the other hand have been shown to be as thin as the paucity of any credible argument that purports to support them.
Repeatedly.
There are ample reports from numerous, respected human rights organisations, that detail the forced recruitment of children into the maoist ranks, Dr.
As you well know!
It's just you and the maoists claiming otherwise.
As usual!
Woof
Aye!
Woof
DrRingDing
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sanjeev said:
A few.
So are you teary eyed over the King?
DrRingDing
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Jessiedog said:Aye!
Woof
That's horrific Netetiquette....begone with you beastiliy crudities...now pootle along there's anice chap.
DrRingDing
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...and a merry chrismus to you jessidog!
DrRingDing
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So things in Kathmandu are developing.
The CPN's (M-L-M) student wing is moving things along in the capital, maneuvering where guerrillas and party officials can't .
I think the party may still have an eye on Mao's final step instead of relying on elections, or at least nurturing a back up plan if all things go tits up.
The CPN's (M-L-M) student wing is moving things along in the capital, maneuvering where guerrillas and party officials can't .
I think the party may still have an eye on Mao's final step instead of relying on elections, or at least nurturing a back up plan if all things go tits up.
DrRingDing
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Today is going to be massive in Nepal's modern political history.
The CPN (M-L-M) has decided they will leave the government if Koirala et al refuses to delcare Nepal a republic.
Later today (Nepali time) Thousands will be on the streets.
Many strangley well equiped riot plod/military have been spotted around central kathmandu.
One observer described the atmopshere in KTM very similar to Chile in '73 (she's Chilean).
The CPN (M-L-M) has decided they will leave the government if Koirala et al refuses to delcare Nepal a republic.
Later today (Nepali time) Thousands will be on the streets.
Many strangley well equiped riot plod/military have been spotted around central kathmandu.
One observer described the atmopshere in KTM very similar to Chile in '73 (she's Chilean).
DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
I can't find anything on the BBC, which is odd because this could send the country back into civil war.
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
It seems that the Maoists have decided that due to their poor showing in the polls they are going dispense with elected democracy & withdraw from the interim government. Using the transition governments refusal to make Nepal a republic as a reason.l The transition government, rightly state that it is not up to them to make Nepal a republic, but a fully elected constitutional government.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7000252.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7000252.stm
poster342002
PROPER leftwing socialist
Which they'll NEVER do. Monarchical/royal dictators NEVER cede their full position voluntarily - they just wriggle off the hook by getting an arselicky load of grovellers to allow them to stay on as "constituntional" monarchs.Andy the Don said:
In no other form of dictatorship would this be considered an acceptable compromise. Would Saddam Huusuein, for example, have been allowed to stay on as "constitutional" fugurehead? Or Ceasuescu? How about Milosovic or Suharto? Of course not - and rigthly so. But neither should any dictator who takes the precaution of being a "royal" one get away this trick, either.
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
poster342002 said:
Depends, if the Nepalese parties (or a bloc of parties) state that they will make the country a republic should they get elected & they get elected. Then the monarchy would have to give way unless they want the civil war to reignite.
poster342002
PROPER leftwing socialist
It just wouldn't work like that. Once they're co-opted under the age-old tactic of monarchical patronage, theyre totally beholden to it. Look at the UK, for example.Andy the Don said:
DrRingDing
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Andy the Don said:
Do you swallow everyting from the BBC with such glee?
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
DrRingDing said:
Got any other sources of info..?? All will be most welcomed & digested & as Keynes stated..
When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?
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